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The Boy Who Fed the HDB Ghost

A scholarship student from a kampong backwater survives a haunted HDB block’s supernatural trial by feeding its hunger—not with offerings, but with memory. His act rewires the building’s curse into something shared, something human.

The Last Stolen Kueh

A young NS recruit steals a family heirloom kueh from a haunted HDB kitchen to prove he’s not a coward — but the thing remembers who cooked it.

The Ghost Who Signed My NS Form

A conscripted boy in 1963 Singapore discovers his late uncle’s ghost haunts the army barracks—not to scare, but to correct paperwork. When the military’s new ID scanner starts erasing names of the dead, he must choose between obeying orders or letting his uncle vanish forever.

Ah Beng’s Tiger Mum Taught Him to Burn Down HDB Blocks

A exgangster turned hawker stall owner must torch his own HDB flat to prove he’s not a failure—after his tiger mum bets her life savings on his NS failure. The twist? The flat’s haunted by a ghost who only laughs when someone fails their parents.

The Ghost Who Taught Me to Share

A kiasu NS recruit discovers his unit’s haunted latrine is haunted by a ghost who only appears when someone shares food — forcing him to break his lonewolf habits to survive the night.

The Last Tuition Lesson at Bukit Timah

A retired tuition teacher returns to his old HDB flat to collect unpaid fees from an expat family, only to find the house haunted by memories of colonialera displacement — and a rule no one dares break after midnight.

The Last Kueh Lapis Heist

A disgraced exNS conscript turns ghosthaunted HDB stairwell into a smuggling route to steal colonialera wealth hidden beneath a kampong shrine — but the real treasure is the trust of five broken families who dare to believe in something better.

The Ghost Who Took My NS Pay

A young clerk in a 1950s HDB outpost discovers the building’s ghost isn’t a superstition—it’s a colonialera clerk who still collects pay, and only stops when the last British officer’s name is erased from the ledger. His ambition to climb the ranks forces him to choose between truth and survival.

The Last Kueh Lapis of Tiong Bahru

A former HDB clerk turns scavenger after the Great Blackout, hunting for his father’s hidden recipe in a city where electricity no longer powers homes—only memory. His ambition to rebuild a legacy clashes with the rule: no food may be cooked without state permit. He pays the price.

Mother’s Exam, the Ghost in Block 47

A failed OLevel candidate is forced to retake exams under his mother’s iron rule—while the HDB flat above him begins to whisper with the voices of dead colonial clerks who once graded his father’s papers.

The Feng Shui Master Who Sold His Soul to the HDB Blocks

A destitute feng shui master decodes the haunted geometry of Singapore’s new HDB estates—only to discover the British left behind a geomantic trap that feeds on ambition, turning the rich into hollow shells and the poor into silent witnesses.

The Last Kaya Toast at Block 43

A SingaporeanChinese café barista collects debts for a ghostly syndicate that feeds on forgotten immigrant memories—until his own past becomes the last unpaid bill.

The Maid Who Stole the Ghost of Tiong Bahru

A Filipino domestic worker steals a cursed heirloom from a MalayPeranakan household to save her son’s life — but the ghost tied to it remembers every colonial sin, and it’s hungry for justice.

The Last Kiasu Algorithm

A tech founder bets his HDB flat on a ghosthunting AI that feeds on Singapore’s forgotten traumas — but the machine demands payment in childhood memories, and his daughter’s silence is the only debt he can’t collect.

The Ghost Who Took My NS Papers

A conscripted grab driver wakes with no memory of his last three weeks—only a bloodstained NS uniform and a ghost whispering in Malay through his radio. The rules say no soldier carries a vehicle key without a thumbprint. His doesn’t.

The Kaya Toast War

A rebellious teen steals his neighbour’s secret kaya recipe to save his family’s hawker stall, triggering a ghostly feud rooted in colonialera food laws — and awakening a forgotten rule that turns hunger into sacred protest.

Ghost in the HDB

A grab driver uncovers a supernatural debt after winning a lottery, forcing him to confront the spirits of his past and the weight of family duty in a broken city.

The Ghost Who Demanded My NS Pay Slip

A condo security guard in Tampines discovers the building’s haunted lift doesn’t haunt people—it haunts bureaucracy. To break the curse, he must submit a form no one’s ever filed: a death certificate for a ghost who died before the HDB was built.

The Ghost Who Collected NS Medals

A disgraced ah beng returns to his HDB block to reclaim his father’s hidden stash — only to find the building’s ghosts are collecting National Service medals, and the rules of the dead don’t care about class.

The Man Who Forgot the HDB Lift

A quiet clerk wakes with no memory of the last three years—only the smell of kaya toast and the sound of a lift that never stops ringing. In his HDB block, the elevator doesn’t work. No one remembers it ever did. But he does. And that’s why they’re watching.